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by bvm 5y ago
> that has had multiple recent serious vulnerabilities? has it? could you detail them, i'm OOTL.
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by bvm 5y ago
If anyone from 1Password is reading this: Can we use it on WSL?
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by bvm 5y ago
Am i the only tidal user left?
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by bvm 5y ago
clicks. lots of people know Office Space, no one knows Severance. so you draw a connection between something people are familiar with.
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by bvm 5y ago
I've done this before, it felt like a bit of a hack tbh, but I'm glad to hear someone else is doing it!
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by bvm 5y ago
Interesting claim (and subsequent debate) in the comments that Pfizer is rewriting history in order to cover up "stealing" the basis for the compound from Merck's Victrelis (boceprevir), a Hep C antiviral. https://
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by bvm 5y ago
Nobody knows you when you're down and out.
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by bvm 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVukpkWAp4Y here is a link to the key signing ceremony if, like I was, you are interested. Maybe it's the englisher in me, but I was hoping for more grandeur, perhaps some kind of ceremo
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by bvm 5y ago
> This website blog.polyhaven.com/how-we-handle-80tb-and-5m-page-views-a-month-for-under-400/ is currently offline. Cloudflare's Always Online™ shows a snapshot of this web page from the Internet Archive's Wayback Mac
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by bvm 5y ago
what a beautiful piece of engineering, its flight seems so...biological.
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by bvm 5y ago
This is how I interview. Show me something you've done that you're proud of. Take me through it in depth. Answer some questions on it. Doesn't have to be a free-time project. If you don't have a free-time project and you
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by bvm 5y ago
It's a combo regimen that includes ritonavir and PF-07321332 which does not have a generic name yet. Both are protease inhibitors.
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by bvm 5y ago
> To children computers are basically magic anyway. to adults too!
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by bvm 5y ago
They painted themselves into a marketing corner, the article makes the salient point that it's fairly unattractive to sell a new laptop with "Windows 10 21H2". What they should have done is ditch the version numbering altoget
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by bvm 5y ago
> third of its content are entertaining passages on tribal societies he was an anthropologist
46.
by bvm 5y ago
any plans for MSSQL?
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by bvm 5y ago
I've run into the payment issues before, for some reason it said we were domiciled in the US (we're not) and then I wasn't able to add a new card to our account when the previous one expired. So somehow it doesn't alert
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by bvm 5y ago
this looks useful...does anything like it exist for Android?
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by bvm 5y ago
without the subs the streamers wouldn't stream
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by bvm 5y ago
well yes, but the beautiful thing about UK cryptics at least is that they regularly intentionally misdirect the user, so you spend some time going down a rabbit hole and realise that you're on a hiding to nothing. I think that kind of
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by bvm 5y ago
> The crossword solver is a closed system—it can’t just Google the answers. yet from the wiki: > Probabilities for individual words or phrases in the puzzle are computed using relatively simple statistical techniques based on feature
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by bvm 5y ago
I would be interested to see how they perform on UK-style cryptic crosswords ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptic_crossword ) where there's much more play/subversion/meta-approach to the "rules&quo
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by bvm 5y ago
so...my use case for GPU lambdas is for inference. Say 500 inferences/day ~1 sec/inference, has to be real time as the output is user facing. Can they really spin up quick enough to actually respond in real time? I don't real
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by bvm 5y ago
i enjoyed all of this writeup except this sentence: > He then opened Evernote to look up his AWS database credentials. which somewhat scared me.
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by bvm 5y ago
did it work well for you?
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by bvm 5y ago
I have tried Speedify (not with such an impressive setup) on multiple 4g connections (different towers, different providers) and didn't see much, or indeed any, throughput bump. So I sort of gave up, because ~20mbps is surprisingly liv
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by bvm 5y ago
> Craft in painting is very different from how supposedly well a painter reproduces reality. I completely agree! Apologies if my original comment suggested otherwise. If a reproduction is the exact same as the original, then it's st
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by bvm 5y ago
There's a fairly sensationalist TV show in the UK where art owners submit pieces they believe to have been misattributed works of note to a panel of experts who adjudicate ( https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mxxz6
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by bvm 5y ago
The genius of the Mona Lisa is not the craft. It's not a photorealistic interpretation of the sitter. Everything about it is to be viewed through the lens of da Vinci. It's a window into the world at that time; even though it&#x27
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by bvm 5y ago
I am somewhat impressed that he's managing to open the fridge 44 times a day. Is he using it as a filing cabinet?

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